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Review: The Hunger Games universe returns with an unexpected protagonist

By Carly Breland | November 19

"While you may prefer to forget the side braid and amateur archery phase of your adolescence, 'The Hunger Games' universe is back on the big screen – ...

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'Methodology for healing': Hanes visiting artist shares ancient wisdom through art

By Kathryn Bragg | November 19

Sandra Monterroso, a Guatemalan and Q’eqchi' Mayan multimedia artist, presented her art at Hanes Art Center on Thursday. She shared video and photo ...

On-foot true crime tour offers look into the 'dark side' of Chapel Hill history

By Jackson Fromm | November 19

Led by Andy Nason, the tour visits stops on Franklin and Rosemary Street.

Triangle mediums provide healing, community

By Morgan Brenner | November 19

Mediums in the Triangle provide clients with a chance to communicate with loved ones, and some believe that the connection to spirituality will allow ...

Thanksgiving, dorm edition: Ways to celebrate, give back this holiday season

By Sophia Melin | November 19

As students prepare for Thanksgiving break, here are a few tips for celebrating with friends and on campus — volunteering, potlucks with friends and ...

'The Marvels' performs low at box office, reflects 'superhero fatigue'

By Sarah Monoson | November 17

"The Marvel Cinematic Universe has dominated the box office and pop culture throughout its 15-year existence, but its grip on audiences ...

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Community comes together for food, donations, thanks and giving

By Skye Taylor | November 17

Local nonprofits and community members gathered for Chapel Hill Arts & Culture's Thanks + Giving food truck rodeo on Sunday.

'Don't have time to erase:' New UNC club promotes quick drawing style

By Sophia Melin | November 17

Croquis, or sketches of the human body, makes it way to UNC through the Croquis Club, which meets several times a month to draw live models.

Durham conference celebrates history and future of Black Southern writers

By Preethika Ratnam | November 16

“Conferences like this are really essential — as Black writers, it's important that we have safe spaces to come and be in community, have workshops, ...

Dance company to draw inspiration from art at Ackland improv show

By Laney Currin | November 15

On Friday, student-run Modernextension Dance Company is performing an improvisation show at the Ackland Art Museum.

Quilting communities in North Carolina stitch together support

By Sophia Melin | November 15

Community quilters in the Durham-Orange Quilters Guild, Triangle Modern Quilt Guild and the African American Quilt Circle of Durham have found community ...

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Growing green: Dorm gardening brings nature into student living spaces

By Jackson Fromm | November 14

“When you first step into a dorm, it's just a blank room, often cinder blocks, and you've got to actually make it what you want to be,” sophomore ...

UNC students play instrumental role in the lives of young musicians

By Jackson Fromm | November 14

Through non-profit Musical Empowerment, UNC students teach music to underserved children in the Chapel Hill-area.

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Q&A: UNC Walk-Ons inspire, support each other

By Laney Currin | November 14

The DTH's Laney Currin spoke with the president of the Walk-Ons and a junior at UNC, Logan Kaelin, about the group's expectations for the rest of the ...

UNC offers niche, interest-specific classes

By Charlie Bagwell | November 14

For the spring semester and beyond, students may find themselves looking for niche classes to fullfill their general education requirements. Here are ...

Student influencers create content, market products for peers

By Marisa Rosa | November 14

UNC alumna Bella LoRe has over 75,000 followers on TikTok and can make between $50 to $2,000 per sponsored video. Her work, like many UNC brand ambassadors, ...

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Review: Romantic fantasy novel 'Iron Flame' brought me to emotional extremes

By Skye Taylor | November 14

"I took my time reading because I knew I would be left an empty shell in the wake of its whirlwind events and emotions, but the book was just as crushing ...

Outwin exhibit displays portraits in Ackland

By Madison Gagnon | November 13

The Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition, presented by the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian, features portraits from a variety of styles ...

Graduate students balance socialization and responsibilities

By Kathryn Bragg | November 13

Nearly a third of graduate students feel that they are not a part of the broader campus community — several graduate students share how they manage ...

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Carrboro show sells and celebrates CDs and records

By Morgan Brenner | November 13

The 33rd Carrboro CD and Record Show took place at the Carrboro Century Center on Sunday. Music-lovers browsed albums from punk to new wave to R&B ...